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Is the n-word in the English language the most taboo word in any language? If not, then what is, and in what language? Does anything come close?
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>>16922970
muslims are pretty sensitive, maybe we can come up with something.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=q3NVe8m_kB8
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>>16922970
Though once tolerated as a simple cultural difference, Chinese workers in the US in recent years have started getting in trouble for saying 'nèi ge', which is a filler word like 'um' to them. It doesn't matter that it is a common word for them and as difficult to stop saying as it is for an English speaker to never say um, er, or "like". It sounds too much like a protected class's trigger word and is automatically considered to have been spoken with the worst possible intent, even though common sense says otherwise.
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The word nigger is a symbol containing the set of facts about human civilization on a global scale that contradict the narratives projected down into your supple monkey brain by psychopathic monsters who think you're an animal because you don't own a Ferrari.
Saying "Nigger" is like a nuclear weapon for the grammatical architecture of the brainwashing methods employed to keep you maximally taxable. Men and women are the same, now work together and pay your taxes. All races are identical in value, except those that are special because of how powerful and amazing they are, now work together and pay your taxes.
Nigger is a symbol for everything wrong with human beings. Their racism. Their internalized racism. Their hatred of the other and self.
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>>16924387
Capitalism is the simply the ability to exchange goods in a world where resources, skills, and intelligence aren't distributed equally. When you say "capitalism" wtf do you even mean? You sound as crazy as the people who say "everything I don't like is communism".
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>>16924400
Well do the workers understand how supply management works? What about resource allocation for accidents? Maintenance of facilities, R&D, etc, etc, etc. There is FAR more that goes into a business that you clearly realise. The good produced is worthless if you can't sell it in the proper market, to the proper people. Property rights are the foundation of trust; if the factory doesn't belong to the owner/owners than who says you own anything?
The owner is also responsible. What happens when everything goes tits up and the factory can't provide value because of incompetence. Who's responsible? All the workers? LMAO.
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>>16924409
I'm well aware. Now name one that competes with private traditional industry in any serious manner. Besides co-ops still end up with a vertical hierarchy with unequal value distribution, because people are inherently unequal. A mill wright is replaceable, the human networks, and non physical skills of owners/management is far more difficult. You sound like all the other american "communist"; butthurt YOU lack real value.
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>>16924414
You live in america. People don't tend to starve. Go somewhere with actual hardship, and see how far your thinking will go.
Get acquainted with history, and geography, because america is most certainly not that.
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People in the future will study this phenomenon. How seemingly rational people in the age of enlightenment go completely crazy upon hearing a word. As if it is a magic spell that turns some people berserk, others severely self-conscious. Also, how it works only in a certain situation, and has no effect in others - e.g., if a Black person says it.
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No. The word "sharmouta" in Arabic is arguably more offensive etymologically. It means "whore" or "prostitute" or "bitch," but it derives from a word meaning "scrap," "tatter," or "rag." So in addition to being a slur meaning "ho," it also carries the etymological connotation of worthlessness that comes with being discarded or soiled.
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